Open it in a private session then clear all traces. Unfortunately so many
sites now do this that you need to mitigate it if you want to do very much.
Brian

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On 29/09/2019 10:40, Mike Halmarack wrote:
On Sun, 29 Sep 2019 02:15:49 -0700 (PDT), Tricky Dicky
wrote:


metal cam locks and dowels? you should be able to pull the lock down
and
out once you have the arrow pointing to the outside edge

You still will not be able to shift the shelf if they are cam locks as
the pins will still protrude into the shelf edge. If your lucky and can
splay the wardrobe sides apart then you might get the shelf out.
Otherwise without taking the wardrobe apart you will not take the shelf
out or be able to reposition it the same way. A word of caution the fact
the shelf is secured by cam locks suggests it is a structural feature as
most shelves would only be supported by shelf bearers making them easy
to reposition you may even find the wardrobe back is secured to the
shelf.

A photo of the securing devices should confirm what are likely to be cam
locks.

Richard

Not much chance of splaying the walls in this construction.

Here's an image of the screw, looking innocent and co-operative.

https://i.postimg.cc/XJYqbWxq/Screw.jpg


I got a warning from Kaspersky about that photo. It said the
web page was downloading adverts and recommended closing it.